Go Abroad! Information Session
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The document is a presentation about studying abroad through the University of Alberta's Education Abroad Program. It outlines the various international study, work, and volunteer opportunities available to students and encourages students to gain international experience through studying overseas. Numerous student testimonials emphasize the educational, personal, and career benefits of an international education experience.
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Paid Internships Abroad
Register Here - http://page.studymetro.com/internships, http://www.studymetro.com/internship
Please contact Study Metro at 8088-867-867 OR Email at admission@studyMetro.com
Everyone is talking about Study Metro Paid Internships programs in Abroad- and no wonder! It's the single best way to work and settle in abroad for Indian students.
Study Metro leading agency conducts the conduct internships programs every year to help thousands of students.
If you are struggling to find a Job? Now you can do paid internships in the abroad for 3-12 months and can earn minimum $2,500 USD - $3,500 USD per month?
- Some More benefits as follows
Paid Internships opportunity to earn $2000-$3500 per month
Earning in Dollars while working in abroad during Internships
Internships available in 17 countries
Domain Specific Internships
Get paid extra while working extra hours during Internships.
Live life on your terms while working in Abroad
Option available for current student in abroad
And more!
Apply now - https://goo.gl/zqVP3P
Please find complete information about paid internships programs.
Step 1 - Written test (1000 Rs, Non-refundable)
Step 2 - Skype interview (10,000 Rs - 50% Refundable in case of refusal)
Step 3 - Employer interview (500 USD Deposit- Non-Refundable in case student drop the plan )
Step 4 - Offer Letter by Employer (Employer list attached)
Step 5 - Placement fee (2000 USD to 5500 USD), Depend on the duration of Programs and country.
Step 6 - Sponsor letter and Visa processing
Step 7 - Fly and Post-Landing Services
Pricing -
USA Paid internships Pricing - $4110 , Work and Travel - $2000 , Aus/NZ/UAE - $2500 , Europe - $2500 - $4000, UK - $5500
Please circulate Webinar recording and internships Video with your current students to check their eligibility, cost and earning opportunity while doing internships. Thanks.
Video :
https://youtu.be/QOL6CmZ9ylM
Webinar:
http://page.studymetro.com/Paid-Internships-Webinar-Recording
Questions concerning these positions can be answered by calling our customer care at +91-8088-867-867 or Chatting with our Artificial intelligence counselor at http://m.me/studymetro.abroad
Please also Pre-registration at http://page.studymetro.com/internships
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Selecting the right destination to study abroad is quite challenging. Check here to find out which is the best place to study abroad for Indian students.
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Dr. Jahidur Rahman (PhD, City University of Hong-Kong)
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- 4. International Options “ If anyone is contemplating studying abroad, I would highly recommend it. The opportunities you have, the people you meet, and the memories you take home are unbelievable.” France, BCom Vimy Ridge, France U of A abroad options: 1.) U of A Group Study Programs 2.) Faculty-specific Programs 3.) EAP Term or Year Exchanges 4.) EAP Summer Programs 5.) EAP Work/Internships 6.) Volunteer abroad
- 8. Where? Australia Austria Barbados Brazil China Cuba Finland France Germany Ghana India Italy Jamaica Japan Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Peru Poland Russia Singapore South Korea Spain Sweden Trinidad & Tobago Turkey Ukraine UK USA Over 100 partner institutions in 35 countries – 80% teach in English
- 20. 6.) Volunteer Abroad WUSC – World University Service of Canada CWY – Canada World Youth YCI – Youth Challenge International CCI – Canadian Crossroads International CIEE – Council on International Educational Exchange Change for Children HFH – Habitat for Humanity VSO Canada – Voluntary Service Overseas Lots of opportunity to Volunteer Abroad on your own – here are some agencies to consider:
- 22. So why let this be you?... U of A
- 23. … When THIS could be you! Meeting the locals in OZ! Skiing the slopes in the Alps! Paragliding in Brazil! Climbing the Great Wall in China! Soaking-up sun in Mexico! Seeing the sights in London!
- 24. Europe
- 25. Australia & New Zealand
- 26. Asia
- 27. Scandinavia
- 28. Latin America
- 30. So where in the world will YOU go? Worldwide
- 31. Visit us! HUB Office Office: Education Abroad Program – 8920 HUB Mall Online: www.goabroad.ualberta.ca Join our UAEAN Email List – for important updates